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Tired of feeling tired a lot of the time? Try Magnesium Advanced+


Feeling tired and don’t know why? You’re not alone. Less than half of us get our recommended daily amount of magnesium, the mineral that helps turn the food we eat into energy.


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agnesium is an essential mineral for many aspects of health, from muscles to bones, heart health and immunity –


and it’s vital for fighting tiredness and fatigue.


We need magnesium to make adenosine triphosphate (ATP), a molecule that gives our cells the energy they need to function. Without enough ATP, you’ll feel less energetic.


Low magnesium levels can cause mood swings, migraines, eye twitches and muscle cramps. You’re also less likely to get a good night’s sleep.


Magnesium is found in foods like black beans, nuts, bananas and pumpkin seeds, but it’s hard for our bodies to absorb.


‘I started to feel much more perky.’


One way to ensure you get enough regular magnesium is a daily supplement – but not all supplements are equally effective.


‘Most supplements use magnesium oxide as it has a high concentration of magnesium – but it’s not easily released into the body,’ explains Dr Miriam Ferrer PhD, head of product development at FutureYou Cambridge.


Taking more magnesium to solve that issue isn’t the best approach, as too much can cause an upset stomach. So our Magnesium+ Advanced uses a special magnesium bisglycinate formulation


that’s 4x easier for our bodies to absorb than standard magnesium oxide – and it’s gentle on the stomach.’


Magnesium bisglycinate also allows magnesium to stay in our bodies for longer, giving our tissues the chance to use it when it’s really needed, unlike magnesium oxide.


Two daily capsules of Magnesium+ Advanced provide you with 50% of your recommended magnesium daily intake, plus B vitamins for extra energy support.


A magnesium supplement can make a profound difference to your mood as well as energy levels, as 57-year-old Nicole Hylan from Hampshire discovered.


‘I started to feel much more perky – that’s the best word to describe it.’


‘I just felt less tired and less jaded. And more comfortable at night, which meant I was sleeping better.


I feel like I’ve got more energy and more desire to do stuff. And because I felt better in myself,


it just lightened my mood as well.


Now FutureYou Cambridge is offering you the opportunity to try a 28 day supply of Magnesium+ Advanced for free.*


‘We’re happy to offer people their first pack for free so they can experience it for themselves,’ says Adam Cleevely, Chair of FutureYou Cambridge.


‘Most people know if it’s working for them within four to eight weeks – and if they like it, they will stick with it.’


HOW TO CLAIM YOUR FREE TRIAL PACK


To claim your free 28 day Magnesium+ Advanced subscription trial pack worth £14, visit


FutureYouOffers.co.uk or freephone


0800 808 5740 quoting code


MAF271


Your first box is free (just pay £2 postage) and you will be enrolled into a fl exible subscription costing £14 every 28 days, which you can cancel at any time, without obligation.


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*Magnesium contributes to: a reduction of tiredness and fatigue, a normal energy-yielding metabolism, normal functioning of the nervous system, normal muscle function and normal psychological function. Introductory offer valid for new UK customers only. Offer expires 31st July 2023. See FutureYouHealth.com/MAF271 for full terms and conditions.


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